This Sunday we will be talking about personal evangelism. God has called every believer to share their faith with the WORLD. Most of us struggle, with the mechanics, and have been taught evangelism methods that are either confrontational or lifestyle. Adding to the problem is that most witnessing training begins with the Romans Road, or the 4 Spiritual Laws, etc. begin when we are ready to walk someone through the last few steps of what is truly a marathon. Inadequate to say the least for today's culture. On Sunday we will see that there is more to evangelism than the Romans road, and that we must meet people where they are and help them round the bases and arrive home safely. The Detroit Free Press has an article about just this thing written by a writer for the Orlando Sentinel. It is about Discovery Church's new at work evangelism course. You can find it here. I would be interested to hear what you think. Is it too pushy to talk God at work? Should Christians just practice lifestyle evangelism? What about those guys who give God a bad rap by being belligerent with their coworkers?
This Sunday we will be talking about personal evangelism. God has called every believer to share their faith with the WORLD. Most of us struggle, with the mechanics, and have been taught evangelism methods that are either confrontational or lifestyle. Adding to the problem is that most witnessing training begins with the Romans Road, or the 4 Spiritual Laws, etc. begin when we are ready to walk someone through the last few steps of what is truly a marathon. Inadequate to say the least for today's culture. On Sunday we will see that there is more to evangelism than the Romans road, and that we must meet people where they are and help them round the bases and arrive home safely. The Detroit Free Press has an article about just this thing written by a writer for the Orlando Sentinel. It is about Discovery Church's new at work evangelism course. You can find it here. I would be interested to hear what you think. Is it too pushy to talk God at work? Should Christians just practice lifestyle evangelism? What about those guys who give God a bad rap by being belligerent with their coworkers?